did i miss something?

[mmills50]

City of Lafayette, Indiana: When to call 911

Reasons to dial 9-1-1. Check out 3 from bottom
"carrying a gun in plain view".
Unless they mean out of holster ...

 

[ryang]

Appears to be another step back in raising the general publics gun awareness in my opinion

 

[jkfletcher]

Wonder how many emails it would take to get them to change that? Although it probably wouldn't do any good.

 

[rotortech]

We could start a campaign in Lafayette to call 911 whenever a gun is sighted - on a citizen, a bad guy, or an LEO. That might get their attention.

 

[mmills50]

Wonder how many emails it would take to get them to change that? Although it probably wouldn't do any good.

Why do ya think I posted here lol

 

[Kirk Freeman]

So all those times I have openly carried and no police officers have shown up to talk? Does that say something about LPD or the 911 dispatchers?

 

[Kirk Freeman]

BTW, does the city attorney know that LPD is potentially setting up the city of Lafayette for a lawsuit?

 

[SSGSAD]

I say, we all call the 765 number and TELL them, OC, IS LEGAL in In., and no permit, is needed, for rifle or shotgun..... sounds like an OC event to me !!!!!

 

[ryang]

Does this mean that when in Lafayette I am doing my civic duty by calling the police if I chose to OC that day?

 

[mmills50]

I'd get on that lawsuit kirk :-D

 

[Mr. Habib]

BTW, does the city attorney know that LPD is potentially setting up the city of Lafayette for a lawsuit?

Does this mean that I could OC in Lafayette, call 911 and report myself and then sue the city when the police come to investigate? I think I may have found a new hobby!

 

[10-32]

The first thing I would like to point out is:
Date of Record: April 23, 2008

At the Date of Record, was there a City Ordance in place against OC?

I understand the new law that's in place would make any ordance null and void, but if there was an Ordance in place, their website needs to be updated to reflect the new law. Rather than jump right to a OC event, don't you think maybe some of us should contact them via e-mail? The addresses are supplied under the "contact" link, Cheif of Police all the way down to Training.

I've got nothing against an OC event but since the page is dated Apr 23, 2008, I think a letter/e-mail should be the first step. Now if it was dated July 1st, 2011, I'd say let's start organizing the OC event now.

 

[Hammerhead]

City of Lafayette, Indiana: When to call 911

Reasons to dial 9-1-1. Check out 3 from bottom
"carrying a gun in plain view".
Unless they mean out of holster ...

Except for the fact that it's not illegal even to carry a gun out of a holster in your hand or duct taped to your forehead.

Unless you're walking down the street with your arm stretched out in front of you pointing it at everyone.

But I get your point.

 

[Sylvain]

I would call 911 anytime I see a police officer with a gun, looks like it's the best thing to do according to them.
Report those crazy people with guns as soon as you see one, if not for you do it for the children!

 

[singlestacksig]

my wife just asked " so i should call every time i see a cop?"

 

[mmills50]

my wife just asked " so i should call every time i see a cop?"

Give your wife a high five for me.

To me the city of layefette is still responsable for that information they put out
I think a couple of phone calls from our more well know ingo members to the chief or mayor are in order. *cough* kirk *cough*

 

[mmills50]

I would call 911 anytime I see a police officer with a gun, looks like it's the best thing to do according to them.
Report those crazy people with guns as soon as you see one, if not for you do it for the children!

I thought that police officer /kid in your pic was taking a knee to aim a firearm. That would be ironic

 

[Hammerhead]

I thought that police officer /kid in your pic was taking a knee to aim a firearm. That would be ironic

He's a bit fixated on the posterior region of that soldier.